The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-14

mac and Paul Robbins Of Jacksonville
The latter is over eighty yesn old.
School closed July Lat. IN dat No. 9
Those having no marka during The tern
we're Rllcn Howard. Bernice Benson. Ola
dys Amidon, Lily Burbee. Alta Stone
Agnes Duane, Deims Stone. Sprague Bar
bant. Harold Williams. Der, Stone. Fred
Burbee. Arthur Burbee. John Benson
Absent but one bali day, Frank Duane
Absent one day Lone Burbank. John Hsr
rinstcn. Harry Wheeler. Ralph Wheeler
had no marks after entering the school,
lone Burbank. Nevs Wetherell. Ellen
Howard and Harold Williams were perfect
In spelling during the term.
ApELLg l.. RICHARDSON. teacher.
| ARLINGTON.
The family OF d. w. Elmore has re
turned for the summer
M ii. Deming had the misfortune "a
lose valuable cor on Saturday last.
Hon. J. X. Batchsldsr and wife are
spending few days Il Saratoga N. Y.
John Higgins and family Of the Bur
leigh house, Ticonderogs. n. Y, are visit
ing relatives and friends here.
DIR. Z. II. Garfield ofiiciated at St,
James Church In Bennington. Sunday.
consequently there WAS no service in St.
james church in this place.
Mrs. L. +. White. who has been
spending few days with her daughter in
this place. has returned to her home at
Hoosick Falls, N. Y.
DIR. Dubois and family OF Poughkeep.
sic. N. Y, and DR.. Ryan and family Of
New York city are among the arrivals OF
the past week at the Bartlett house.
The Catholic picnic on the fourth
passed off pleasantly. The tables were
set with taste and with az abundance Of
choice food. The picnic was held in Mr..
Deming's grove. east OF the village. where.
Notwithstanding the intense heat, one
could find some shady nook. In the tug
Of war between heavy and light weights,
the light weights won. Other winners
we're as follows: Throwing stone, Dennis
Conroy, 80 feet; standing long jump, Pat
Somers. 10 feet aud Q inches; sack race,
John Kierce; hurdle race, six hurdles
Edmund Higgins; $50 feet dash, Michael
Morrissey.
A match game OF base ball was played
on Saturday on the grounds OF the Ethan
Allen base ball club between that club
and the North Benningtons. The game
resulted in an easy victory for the Ethan
Aliens by Q score Of "a to %. The battery
for the Ethan Aliens was NJ. Cullinan and
Monroe: for the North Benningtons, !.
Wright and Phillips; Mr.. Burgess was
umpire. A return game will be played
next Saturday at North Bennington. On
Friday the Ethan Aliens will play the
nine Of Cambridge, N. Y, on
Tho grounds NJ the East Arlington base
ball club. Admission TO the grounds will
be 10 cents. The Ethan Allen club is now
ready to play any club in the state except
the leagne clubs.
EAST ARLINGTON.
-Hsying is scarcely begun.
WIN. Case is seriously i'll.
The fourth passed off quietly.
IF. Barney is building anew barn.
Several city people are 1t Mr.. Walters
Ira Mclaughlin is thought to be i'm
proving.
DIR. Dalrymple. OF Rutland was 10
Town Monday.
The family Of II. A. Hale are in town
Tor the summer.
"A number OF New York people are at
]. Stockholders for the summer.
"A large number from this village IT.
tended the Catholic picnic the Fourth.
The lawn party at the Congregational
parsonage Was . great success. Receipts
300.
Mrs. Gillette. OF Bristol, and Mrs.
Pettigrew. Of Brooklyn, are at Mr..
Walkers.
--Drs. Hsskins and Walker removed
10 pints of sspuasr from the lunO of a
ION Of Q. Hall recently.
Hay will be very large crop and Of
EXCELLENT quality. All crops are looking
veil.
The band serenaded several parties in
Ibis village Saturday evening. The band
,ss very much improved this season,
,nder the leadership Of Geo. Stafford.
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